Kühnl & Hoyer Case for Bass Trombone 601 33

I ordered this case for my Kühnl & Hoyer .563.

First of all, there is a lot of changes to the suitcase, so the pictures are not right anymore: (Addendum: The pictures were changed, now they agree again with the model that I had.)

- The handle is no longer bifurcated, but as a simple handle only attached to the "lid" (the part in which the pull is stowed). As a result, the case is always slightly slanting by the hand, and the lower part, together with the trombone inside it, draws somehow down, since it is only attached to the zipper.

- The outer pocket has moved to the other side and now serves as a storage for the rucksack straps if they are not needed. The straps are also no longer detachable. In the outer bag also individual DIN A4 sheets or a thin note folder fit in, but then the backpack straps hang freely.

- Inside, the compartment on the right above the tuning bar (at the thin end of the suitcase) has fallen away, there is a wallet-like bag with a zipper, but loosely in the case flies around.

- A positive change is the attachment of the pull in the lid. There is now a kind of bag, into which the train is inserted. A riddles like my previous speaker is therefore no longer necessary.

The KO criterion came however, when I the Trombone the first time. I have only thought that does not fit at all purely. It lies so badly in it that when the suitcase is closed longitudinally on the ground, it lies on the valve spring of the second valve. Since the suitcase, as it is, is designed precisely for this bass-trombone model, I would have expected that the trombone here through molded parts or similar. Better.

I really wanted a stable original case, because I just in view of the second valve my gigbag not so completely trust. But I have to send the case back.